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An '''error''' is a deviation from a correct value caused by a malfunction in a [[system]] or a [[functional unit]]. An example would be the occurrence of a wrong [[bit]] caused by an equipment malfunction. (Sources: [[Federal Standard 1037C]] and [[MIL-STD-188]]). See also [[error-correcting code]] and [[error-detecting code ]]
==[[Programming]]==
An ''error'' is incorrectly written code, usually not intentional. There are two major types of error. The [[syntax error]] is easiest to detect since the code will not [[compile]] properly. The [[logic]]al error is more difficult to solve since it involves the working of the actual code. Both types of error can create an [[error avalanche]], which is caused by the now broken code continuing to affect subsequent code.
==[[Linguistics]]==
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